The Nazis were not supposed to bomb Britain but during a strong fog bombers went off course and one bomber started bombing so the others did this caused britons to send bombers to berlin and bomb them (revenge basically) the Blitz started there so the Nazis came back and forth bombing london and all the major factories and airfields while british spitfires and hurricanes were fighting them off and at the same time british bombers were boming Berlin but before the Major fog the Nazis were bombing there plane factories so the english would get off their back. Hitler did not want to kill British people as Hitler went to Oxford university and loved the country!!
This was awnsered by Charlie Steptoe a 12 year old boy!!
because the Russians where evil people back in the 1900s they were in a German ship seeking German weapons then the british dropped in the fight the Russians won the fight.
mercenaries
I presume you mean in the American Revolutionary War. The answer is for the money; they were paid by the British to fight for them. That is, the rulers who controlled the German mercenary units were paid. The actual mercenary soldiers were drafted or volunteered for military service, but not specifically to fight for the British.
There were no "Islanders" in the fight against German U- boats. This fight was carried by the Canadian Navy, Royal Navy and British , Canadian and US Air forces.
They were on the British side; They were loyal to the King.
The British were call redcoats, lobsterbacks, regulars and bloodybacks
Hessians
Hessian (soldiers)
The German soldiers that were paid by the British to fight in the Revolutionary War were called "Hessians".
the british hired german to help them fight
I presume you mean in the American Revolutionary War. The answer is for the money; they were paid by the British to fight for them. That is, the rulers who controlled the German mercenary units were paid. The actual mercenary soldiers were drafted or volunteered for military service, but not specifically to fight for the British.
hated american revolutionariesand their cause2